Not buying that excuse. I've given them excruciating details to reproduce stuff (planet, coordinates, steps, photo evidence, and logs) and it expires. I'm done with their tracker.
I'm not talking about specific planets and that sort of thing - it's rare for a problem to affect only specific coordinates, so while that puts them in the same area in which you experienced the problem, it does nothing to ensure that they're there under the same circumstances. In other words, you might have been very thorough about all of the details that don't matter, and none of those that do.
When I give reproduction steps, they are almost never specific to one location - the focus is instead on the underlying pattern that can be used to duplicate the problem in many places. If I can walk a couple friends through duplicating the exact issue 100% of the time, then I can adequately describe it in an issue report. If I can't, then I'm still missing something, and providing a deluge of location-specific details won't make up for the detail I'm still missing - it will just provide a bunch of red herrings to sort through, slowing down the search